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We are in the process of developing a system for a

We are in the process of developing a system for automatic bird call identification and reporting. It operates 24/7, recording sounds and uploading all data, including the audio, to the cloud. What bird do you think is featured in this soundscape?

We have postponed our October work day to the 9th

We have postponed our October work day to the 9th of November. This means just a bit more time for you to rally up the troops and prepare for a day in the forest! Subscribe to our newsletter to keep up with any updates - link in bio!

#kōkako #volunteer #rotoehu #nzbirds #boty #doc #rotoehuecologicaltrust #predatorfree2050 #kokako

How we spent our weekend 🐦
Want to hear and see

How we spent our weekend 🐦
Want to hear and see Kōkako in the wild? Join our next volunteer day on the 12th of October. Dont worry, we’ll remind you a bit closer to the date!

#rotoehuecologicaltrust #kōkako #kokako #ecosanctuary #doc #nzbird #rotoehu #predatorfree2050 #boty

Thanks to all the wonderful volunteers who attende

Thanks to all the wonderful volunteers who attended today’s workday and helped with our rat control operation. The #kokako certainly put on a show.

We have our first baiting day for our Spring rat c

We have our first baiting day for our Spring rat control operation coming up this weekend on Saturday 14 September 🐀

📍: Pukehangi/Rotoehu Road intersection
⏰: 9am

We have the catering sorted for the rats... we just need to know if you are coming so we can cater for you humans as well.

For more information visit our website or follow this link https://kokako.kiwi/event/workday-14-september/
#predatorfree2050 #kokako

@bay_conservation_alliance @keep.nz @kaharoakokakotrust

Happy Mother’s Day 💚 To celebrate our mothers

Happy Mother’s Day 💚 To celebrate our mothers this Mother’s Day, here is a photo of a chicken and hen fern we captured yesterday at our workday in the forest. These unique ferns have a captivating reproductive strategy, where they produce two distinct types of fronds: the larger, sturdier fronds are dubbed ‘hen’ fronds, while the smaller, more delicate ones are affectionately called ‘chicken’ fronds. 🌱The smaller fronds cluster on the tips of the larger ones, reminiscent of a nurturing mother hen raising her chicks. 🐣 Share this with your mother to let her know you are thinking of her today, or take a moment to cherish their memory if you can’t celebrate with her today. 🌿

Big thanks to our volunteers who turned up to our

Big thanks to our volunteers who turned up to our first workday of the year. It was also an important occasion with Manawahe Eco Trust heading over the hill to help us out for the day and also start with some plans on how we can link our two important relict #kokako populations! Exciting stuff!

Great to see a pair of #kokako plus a juvenile tha

Great to see a pair of #kokako plus a juvenile that is still hanging around with its parents in what is soon to be our newest management area. 🎉 Thanks to @westernbaycouncil for the funding allowing us to expand into this area

🎥. @bawdenroger

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